Archive - Luke McDonagh

Performing Copyright: Part Five

How the Statute of Anne 1710 Transformed Ownership of Plays in Print

Nov 5, 2021 •

September 2021

Performing Copyright: Part Four

Tracing the Emergence of Individualist Authorship in English Theatre: Kyd, Marlowe, Shakespeare and Jonson

Sep 21, 2021 •

July 2021

Performing Copyright: Part Three

‘The Play’s the thing’ – But, in Law, what is the Play?

Jul 6, 2021 •

June 2021

‘Waiving IP for Covid-19 related health products & technologies: prospects and solutions’

Transcript of Presentation at QMIPRI/FISAUM Event 23 June 2021

Jun 24, 2021 •

Performing Copyright: Part Two

The Immortality of Custom in English Renaissance Law and Literature - From the ‘Ancient Constitution’ to ‘Artificial Reason’

Jun 21, 2021 •

Performing Copyright: Part One

The English Renaissance of Theatrical Law and Legal Theatre: Seneca, Shakespeare and the Inns of Court

Jun 14, 2021 •

Theatre, Copyright, Law, Authorship, Drama, Plays, Literature

Welcome to Luke McDonagh by me, Luke McDonagh. Assistant Professor @LSELaw researching Intellectual Property & Public Law; Author of Performing…

Jun 9, 2021 •

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